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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-21
ODiORNE ( cos.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

MILWAUKEE u ST, PAUL RAILROAD,
"a The east bound passenger train leaves at 7:lC
"a. m. each day, except sunday.
III The passenger train from the east Arrives ut
80 % D. m. each day, except Sunday.
# The accommodations tram from the east
AAsrrives each day, Sundays excepted, at 9:lC
3#ga. m. and departs at $50 a. m. for the west
north.
q Ths accommodation train from the west and
ssnorth arrives at 8 ;50p m. and departs at 40
-. M. for the east each day excepting Sundays.
b CHICAGO j. NORTHWESTERN RAILRoAD.
n The east bound passenger train leaves at $3.50
%. m. each day. except sunday.
Y The passenger train from the east arrlveH NJ
10 AS %, IN. each day, except Sunday.
N Sunday passenger train leaves at TAO q. m
arrives at 10 v. m. making close oonnec-
Stions with through passenger TRAINS from and
a Accommodation trains leave for the east
@eaoh day. except sunday. at $40 .. m, and s:oo
70. a.. and arrive from the east each day, except
sEunday, at u:55 q. m. and $40 p. IN.
aHsnkton Postoffioe Hours and Regulations.
The dslivery windows are opened each day
(Sunda9s exoeptedl at 500 q. M.
4 The money order, postal note and registry de-
opens ats q. M and oioses nj A;sO p.
u On Sundays the delivery windows are kept
Ssopen from 9ta5 to 10:45 a. m. The lobby of the
is open all day Sundays for the accom-
modation of persons renting lock boxes. p n
%@close at 8 D. M, and 5 p m, Sundays excepted.
81 Mails going west and north via the Chicago.
NMilWaukee i st. Paul railroad close ut y ..
AM, Sundays excepted :.
~ Mails going east and NORTH by Chicago 4
SSasEorthwestern railroad close at . p. m:
81 Eastern mails via Chicago d st Paul railroad
~SsaArriyes at 9:25 p M. and 8 30 .. m.
"a Eastern mail via Chicago d. Northwestern
Railrsaa arrives at 10 p IN and departs st .
ia N.
he Niobrar.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-21
Carpets at Chicago Prices at

A half car load of Six foot sidewalk
stuff at the St. Croix lumber yards.
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[. M. OBRIEN'S SALE LIST.
From March rs. 1887, to Mav rs, 1887,

Al -, aH y - Consideration.
~ acres so out u lr grounds Hoole ct al. ....,....$ 5000
~ acres ADJOINING 1Mf grounds J. Ciark. .......... 1000
AZ aces adjoining college ~grounds-HughesE East .......... 1000
o. acres adjoining city park-C.P Z. Heath ct al. ........... 10000
L1s.6 I. = !, block %, Ashes addltlon-J. ii. G. Young. -. 500
Lots IT, II, II, block "a, Mobiles adds. VanTassel...... $50
Lot 7 and WI lot I, block 48, Mobiles add-sarah 3. Kahn. s25
Lots :, 8 +, block Al Mobiles add-Sarah B. Kahn. ATS
Lots 4, o, 9, Mobiles add.-Eien Z. White. ............... $50
Lots Ii, Ii, lS, block 26, Lower Yankton-F.H I'll. Mebach. $50
Lots 10 and Q hall ID, block 63, Cen. Yankton-S. B. Kahn. 25
Lot ., block 70, WltheTspoons Yankton-M. 2. Gilman. 25
Lots 10 ana 10, block 6Z, Central 1ankton, Sarah B. Kahn. $50
Lot IL, block IL, Lower Yankton-Bert Hale.......... 125
Lots IL and Is, block Is, Lower Yankon-L D. Sharp. 25
40 acres adjoining city. e. Bennett ct al ............. 5000
Lots lo, IL, IL Ia, 10, l6, block l3, h. Yankton, c. L. Bergen $50
~ lots IN block =, North Yankton-S. W.Swiggett. /. ~. $50
Lot IL, block sc, Wltherspoons Yankton-E. G. Smith 1850. 1850
West halt lots ~ and II, block %, lodds lankton, M Taylor 1900
West IS south half lots . and y, block 26, Sd St, i. Wise. 1000
Lot 10, block 40, Central Yankton, u. b. Mcintyre -. 600
Total .s46,95o
Other deals not yet closed will bring the amount up to $500.
Parties owning property will do well to make out a list Of same and
leave at my office, Am getting up a new list, having sold out three
fourths of the old one.
j.. MI. o,BRTEN.
he Young Reliable Rea Estate Dealer, Bunhers Block
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-21

WAsn Baby was sidk, re gave her Csstorta,
When she WAS = Child, she cried for Csutoria,
When she became Aiss, she elung 70 Csstoris,
when size had Children, she gave them C..toris.
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Y $18

VIII furnish the machine with side drawers and with
either mRclinc weekly orucr
has been known the prices usually charged for
machines have Afforded profits and above their
Of constructions have already nude Efforts TO break up
advertised
but investigation has shown them DID, obsolete
rcbud grade machines
n present unable sewing machine OF
grade willing offer what
deemed "A price.
EXAMINER sewing machine best mochan
simple design easily understood light running
making smooth lock stitch m mRdo machine made
the very witt the other makes of
chimes, valuable possessed BY
machine We have fortunate arrangement for this
determined
the wholesale price Our benefit Subscribers aud
circulation. this end enable
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CHICAGO nODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. April u.-tcctn- m,ioalN l
wheat to-day and prices ruled Tower, CLOSING
prices with May at Sil-.
Corn closed % >hulr higher than Saturdty.
Pork unchanged.
Lard advanced lsal7ll per lol lbs.
Cash quotations Were a., follows:
Flour quiet and unchanged
No,2 spring wheat, * No.3, ,llt
Corn 81 -'da,l
Mess pork ~ 7jiG2l ~
Lard 80.
short rib sides loose ~
Dry ,Hlt"d shoulders lboNrd D. lpdH -
short clear sides boxed ~,
Whisky 81 Is.
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runkenneSS
instantly Cured.

Or. Ilaines' GOLDEN SPECIFIC in
SANITY destroys all appetite tor alco-
holic liquors, 1t can be secretly adj
mlnistcrod in coffee, ten, or any arti'
Gle of food, even in liquor itself, with
ncvcr-failing results. Thousands OF
he worst drunksrds have been cured
who, to day believe they quit drink
ing of their own free will, Endorsed
by everybody who knows OF its vir-
tues but saloon-keepers. Send FOR
pamphlet containing hundreds of tcs-
timonials from the best women and
from all parts of the country. Adj
dress in confidence.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. l5j Race
Cincinnati, q
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Quaker Testimony.

Mrs. a. NJ. Dauphin of 1889 Ridge
avenue Philadelphia, hee done great
deal TO make known to ladies there
the great value o; Mrs. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound, ~ cure for
their troubles AM d,scnse,. She
write as follows. ~ Young lady of
this city while bathing some years
ago WINS thrown violently against the
lite line and the injuries received re-
suited in nn ovarian tumor which
grew and enlarged until death seem
ed certain. Her physician finally nd
vi7ed hcrtot Mr.. pinkham'- Conn
pound. She did 80 and IN Il short
time the tumOr was dissolved ana
she is now in perfect hcnIth. | also
know of many cases where the me IL
iCine has been OF great value IN pre-
venting miscarriages and allcviaung
the pains and dangers OF child birth.
Philadclphia ladies' appreciate the
worth of this medicine aud it, great
value"
Sent by mail in pill and Iozenge
torn on receipt of pcicc, 81. Mrs.
pinkham, Lynn, Mass Also IN liquid
form. all at druggists.
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NAiI~-lrou rate 3oo stccl3g5.
y re- \lmonl> per ~ Eco. dih,Ii> L. gee,
En-i,h WuluutS l>c. Buliuuis he. cocoantit,
hu'fr3" utr IT,. pccan> Fc per o..
OAIs-From wagon, slc.
OENNGt.- Florldu ucr box. 81 9jtI ~ bbl.
q; N'Nsuo, :; Nalincia cts,- o., s'0' w.
i9N>,,.C ho't, Wc,l tern ~ ,@i'g peer ". red
EANIIS-IcuuC~~cc red. t'aC rer o.
rorAroE- -BurnanN ir@l % per nushel;
northern. ST.
turkeys. = to per dozen
I1iNsH-- canned. bahhit''~ c.t,v> 900. do !
W. -, American idol $50. Gr,cuw .cu Idul
l't Ntl, hampton dos I-l.
PEACuES-Sliccd tgu7c.
rNEs-rurkish. 6bls s. do 'N-ib boxes s.;
cNnpurHtcd, ~ ~. lutDll; M ih. l1dllc.
Observation-Disclosures layer. . J'o9
KtcE-Primc Ia choice. o. ,aGc.
tort--Sisal iginrO basis Helper 70. cotton
NonN -Blcarb. ia .kcss. p,ac per n; In
packages; 5'4@cc; ~''l soda, -, tae.
..SNlr Michigan Hat hoops, G. 20 per hh,
Michigan dairy, g. -.
SrgNE standard. grouumt,d. &C., cut
clarified o54c: fancy yellow. clarinet. &c
chuic" do, to-; primo o. Is" .alig; prime To
SAEplNEs- French sl3 50 American. -.
STARCH Royal gloss, Size; l-ih boxes. ib,c;
3-ih, Sac; TN. bc; bulk, lc; pvpr, sac.
~\rtE ktNl Ito per = hhl
~dor--nrop per hag, buck 1 eu
~ .Uuupowdrr 35@'c per N; imperial
Tmi >ccu ASH SSrFf-S standard Mia. me-
yit- 7'd-igc per 10: bright i-ol. twist 5alic;
ll-iu plug, 3td.sc: smoking, assorted STAN
bottles, ell - per box; do. l-ol. bottles. 81,
l,aluh'> t-o1 bottles, $40 Ni du. .-ol. boxes
T,fioW..ias3i prrn.
WINL--ilish wine. 81 lj.
MufNt-N ~ to $50 per hushtl.
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sr.LoUIs PRODUCE MARKET.

81. IorIs, April ll.-Flour quiet and uu-
changed,
Wheat .a9ic lower, 80. red, cash, 7Da
~; May, 7NBG,A closing >1Is; June. IVA
oJ)s, closing 1'et; July = leH'-, cio,ing7 'I-.
August, 7ssH7nlq, closing 7gl-
Corn closed lower. No. mixed, cash,
i}Aqt; May mhlg closing AT 49, July, @}r
GS5i /. closing AT S7tt.
osi, easier ana dun No. missed, cash,
d; May, G7-.
tOTnmeal active AT g.
whisky arm nj al H.
Provisions strong ana higher,
Pork, Old, AT 10; new, Is
Lard D.
Dry salt meats Boxel-Shoulders, ";
90
Bacon-Shoulders 81 ~; long cloar, & coz
%; clear ribs, 20; short clear, : s7H
Hams firm AT II l5gli.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
III. Louis. April ll.--The National stock
yards reports.
Cattle receipts, liiO; shipments, 800 Market
active and steady. Choice heavy native steers,
- al % fair 10 good shipping steers, 4 OOJ
20; butcher steers, fair 10 choice, 8 7tGi i0
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SA VIZ FROM
Twenty-Five to Thirty-Five Dollars

purchase sewing machine -mcmbcr 7 cheap hoddy
well finished sewing machine which
give price the machine for which they
W each.
needles only excete warranted by the nauAc-
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Lo>poN >pr l.-lioHdu no quota
'.pu~
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WITH DAILY.

DAILY EXAMINER,Three Months.with our;drawer:maoan
Six Months with four drawer. nat n n
DAILY EXAMINER Three Months with two drawcr:machn
Six Months with drawer III 'ch In
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR TAG CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
0" GA'LlS and FEVER,
hnr ALI MhlhnlM nlcrAerc

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for it Il superiority over all rem.
ediesevor oiforod to the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever or Chillsand Fever, whetn'
or cf short OF long standing He refers TO the
onsiro Westorn and Southern country to bear
him testimony TO the truth Of the assertion
that in nc G7r whatever will it fail to cure II
thcdircoti nrar' strictly followoda carried
out In gr0ot many cases single dose has
boon sufi0i nj for a cure, and whole families
hay8 boon cured b. a single bottle, with u per-
feet 'a.G,r tion the general health. tits,
h'wlIo, prudent, ana in every case moro GER
t.ilto cat fits use is continued in smaller
dose fl4 n y ok o. two after the disease has
been Il 0A.j ,or especially in difficult and
long.stan1ng $50 Usually this medicine
will notr MIR ny d 90 keep the bowelsin
good order. sh III. "a patient, however, re-
CURE a oathartic med ''u. ,atterhavlng taken
three or four dos % .. th ~ mic, single dose
- KEETS VEGETA FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient. Their.
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ArPLI~- Alden = process, cNUpOrutCd lSlsc;
No. j sliced 81; bright quarters ~. ODot..
BHAN-lo Jobbers Ut mills sacked lnc n
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HOOPS SARsARAR!!LA

Isa carefully prepared extract Of the hos, remedies
Of uie vegetable kingdom known 10 medical SOLE
ence a. Alternatives, Blood Purifiers, Diurctlcs and
Tones such as Sarsapara, Yellow Dock, Sllngla.
Dandel.on, Juniper Berries, Mandrake, Wild Cherry
Bark and other selected root4, blrks and herbs. \
medicine, Ike anything else, can DE fairly Judged
only 10y IT, results. We point with sat.facon 90 the
plouou. record Hood. SarsaparLa has entered ipr
itself upon the hearts Of thousands of people IN View
England who have personally or Indirectly b~en f'-
leyed Of terrible suffering which all other remede9
failed to reach.
Messrz. C. |. Hood 4 Cot Ge-lts-rease 'eni me
Nv a1Ire., two bJlcs Hoods Sar'aparlLI ana ~"
COOK BJos, for d.stuhuu0n, Your ptrgaftu1u ~ ~
worked wonders 10 the case ~ ny *lif' NAg 80
leon troubled with -ick ieadAche and bii3l.Ne- la'
y.lrs size only took oue-halt ltAspuluiul AZ a u.s.
6ni he, not hctn 40 well for nt" year, rs h!w ~
f,irt tt,t within week after IN lus i she rev
inurh letter and is now entirely Tree from tl9'. -
y"rc headache She has not taken any on A'i{ ~,
ionu' since lAs, -prug, and wlA utt4' 'n' ,,lI
/. b. Their. sul aud SO must l4st ], W ,iSS, use
Y5ur- truly HOMER h. NASH i1i,u'ii Mas
r I tto0n 70 co. Ap1throirirs Lowell, Mass.
pl.ie 81, TX fui 50. sod by Druggist
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INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Ouroldest chlld now 81 s. ycnrs OF age, when
au infant SIS months oid, was ttcllcd with 70
yiruleut malignant kin disease. A II Ordi-
mary remedies falling. "" called our family
who Aucmutet 10 cure n. but it
spread ith almost Incredible rapiiil&, until
the lower portion OF the little fellow , person,
from the middle of his back down 10 hts
ku e., WAS one solid rash, ugly painful
hlo'ches, and malicious, We had no rest at
night, no poaceby day Finally we were ad q
yised t. try the CIrCr "A RENfDlE~. lin"
effect was simply marvellous. In three or
four week a complete cure Was wrought l'av-
ing tho litt!r fellows person AS white and
healthy as though he hat never cen attack
et In my opinion your valuable remedies
say'i his liz, aud to dan he l. strong.
healthy child, perfectly wcll,no repetition of
The disease having ever occurred.
GEO. b. SMITH,
ATT at Law sri EN-Pr0s. AttN, -hiaud o.
REFrRGNcR J WeiSt, "lu tglot, ASH
lnud, o
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Tuot SANDS OF CHiADRE>

Are born into the word every ity W th some
eczcmatous affection, such a. mix crust
scallhead, scurf or daudruii, sure 10 dove lpp
intOHu ugoniling eczema the itrhing burning
aud dl.hguratlou Of which make life "a pro-
louged torture unless properly treated
A warm bath with CurlCUnA So NP, M eN
qu,site skin Beautiacr, and single upplira-
Il on OF CurICUEA, the Great skin cure, with
n little CUT!CUAN KEsoLyEST, the New Blood
Purlhcr, are often sufficient to arrest tie pro
gr, q, Of the disease ANA point 10 speedy am
permanent cure.
Hence, no mother who loves he- children
who takes pride IN their beauty, purity, and
health, and In bes,uw lng upon them chlld'
.reetest inheritance, -Rskln withOutn blem
ISL. and "a body uourshed BY puie blood
should iai to make trial OF the CtrIrl ga
Rl MtDlE-.
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pa pN'S skin and scalp preserved
DA - 1 - ami beauiiled 10y CUT
cura Ne Heated soap.
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LeSSing, SoloMon & RoSeAtE
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARK EFT,

/. MOO, Dee. lu.-Thcre were reports OF
wave IN the wheat belt st the opening
Slah+e Today, May wheat opened a.
|. Uut Immediately sold OIL 10 s5l &C. which
/, ~ sL.Ne belcw where It closed last night.
H. Situ opened C higher, at So C, and sold
=. t,a.aa Ely to ili4c. Pork opened higher at
'ho .of January, There were light receipts
-, he government report, which was
4 ttY,ete' uad = bedrish effect on the mar
4 ~ ,n'. feeling was helped along by a
H. .- d. ~ Ferry had been assasslnatei,
4 A. AZ SOL down to sc by II o'clock,
Ice,1 He being helped along by weakness
l, ~. - Al ,-.3u It was tairly steady at SIC.
m, "a. @ ne lres-ing influence IN corn wso a
I uz-,'"Hlr % recelp pts for Monday. When
n ON , adj known it dropped tho May
Z a. lic PROVISIONS reacted tribe after
4 y ~ -, ,,fowd stopped selling,
4 '0'hg futures
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CIRCULAR
WACO, TEX.

AGO q OF or r ~,asDn
OF and kn"vbN4 fee ling highly gI"t at the general
t is
We have always recognized this sterling fact that calculated
o & q tt
hriorn"
lie Il lis by lles
o position
SStu gtatl of rand
II
and n
olDnlAt the state
las ,ot ll4cou
So no oulyh because
II to araly hltar,rd
ouri o. be
o To be in
hay the means On q al the o
he
fee a>ir q gel tle Il y rptn lIndolb
OF tN to Ilt
ralva 20 or cdpc sand
"a q e
hptf nu, no Il Olr Gu
0lnl the Wins have of
beri to In t ira 1t mos OF dry goods,
furI> an eyArs i'm
We eArr,c
Will tcle for
/ gu
~ To- o+1-,-7
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W Dol.

ST. LOUIS, Dec, IL Wool market quiet
and steady, unwaShed bright med um
NG23h; coarse braid, Is ~; low sandy, 100
Is; line light. lJG20; h"e heavy, lGGls' tub
washed, choice, 81: inferior, .AD5; sacks,
lUd2J; hard and bury, lUGlj.
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GOEl'IE.

GALVESTON, Dec. l0.-Whoesale dealers
report Market unchanged; Ordinary -;
good ordinary, 2l34; fair 10 Prime Tx choice
q; peaberrv, q: government Java, ~
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you aware nend ~ al large artnm goods fora SINAI
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COTTON.
WACO COTTON
,rlMrs IN rNIrED sTATEs pOKTs.

eryrsToN. pee lO.-The following is Il
Narrative statement of cotton receipts at
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
GAS WELL.

The gas well has reached depth of six
hundred and twenty feet. At depth of
four hundred and sixty feet a stratum was
reached bearing salt water and which con-
tanned very small flow of gas. Such phe-
nomena were expected at that depth and the
fact that it was found is very encouraging
to the company. Others claim, however,
that salt water means that the well is located
on the syn clinal axis and not the anti-cliual,
and hence only small flow of gas can be ex-
pected. Let theory be as it may,
the stockholders wear a brilliant
smile and if this ''wili cat' well don't throw
up something encouraging they will try an
other
The flow Of salt water has become SO
strong that it became necessary to put down
casing to shut it off. That work will proba-
bly, occupy the force near a week, when the
boring will be resumed
The word was rife on the streets yesterday
that good sized flow of gas had been struck.
Some of the few CURRIERS' left, tried to make
stakes out of it but it seemed to be ''no go.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Kansas and Missouri
Associated Press held their annual meeting
in the city yesterday at the EAGLE office.
All but six papers Of the association were
represented The stock holders meeting was
followed by meeting of the directors when
the Republican of Newton, the News of
Hutchinson, the Sentinel OF Garden City,
the Globe of Dodge City and the Republican
of Arkansas City were admitted to member
ship. After dinner served by Gondolfo in
his best style the members in a body on in
vitation from a committee Of the Board of
Trade took three hours ride about the city.
Col. D. r. Anthony of the Leavenwerth
Times, was elected president, M. N. Muir
dock of the EAGLE vice-president. Dell
Keller of the Topeka Capital secretary, and
Governor Jno. A. Martin of the Atchison
Champion, W. NJ Rel of Fort Scott Moni
tor and +. P. Baker of the Topeka Common
wealth executive committee. H. H. Allen
of the Sedalia (Mo) Democrat, NJ. NJ Muir
dock of the EAGLE and j. p. Tracy of the
Springfield Mo- Herald were constituted a
journal auditing committee.
The next meeting of the association was
fixed at their rooms in Kansas City.
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BOUND TO HAVE NATURAL GAS

Yesterday councilman was heard ven
tilating himself on scheme which he pro-
nounced the most ponderous that has ever
made its debut to the metropolis of the
southwest He claims to know some very
interesting and almost startling data which
''sprouted" his conclusion.
"The city Of Wichita will place confidence
in bigger schemes than any other city in the
state because it has seen SO many of them
solidify into facts" he said without a lstner
dissenting. despite their extensive
acquaintance with big enterprises
| almost fear that some of the Wichitans will
doubt what am going to tell you. You
know company was formed in Chicago
some months ago with capital stock of S75,-
600, eco for running pipe from the gas and
oil wells of Pennsylvania to that city for the
purpose of conveying each. You have also
heard that the Standard Oil company is
planning for extending their pipes to Wich-
ita. Well, now, rest a little bit and / will
tell you some more There is. scheme on
foot for running pipe from tie gas fields to
Wichita, taking in a couple of small towns
en- route usually known as ST. Louis and
Kansas City. Now then, rest just little bit
more and think about it. That scheme, l
say, is on deck and will be worked if natural
gas i'll great quantities amt reached near
this city. The present company sinking a
well may knock the eye cut of this
scheme, but if they or some other
company don't its go, and if none of you
get the jim-jams you will see the day. The
late experiments in Ohio and Indiana have
split the original distance contemplated and
made the task easier and naturally impaired
increased life to the scheme. Just put peg
right here, that if Wichita amt underlaid
with natural gas it will get it from over the
country
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
THE JEwELRY ROBBERY.

Some days ago mention was made OK the
capture Of ma in st. Louis who had 60,
away with some jewelry in Mr.. E. Wallis
store. The following con corning the same ii
takeu from the Globe Democrat:
Sunday afternoon E. s. Sherman, the man
arrested by Detectives Badger and Flynn
while trying to dispose of iady's diamond
pin, was released from custody, the limit OF
time for holding prisoner without specific
charges having been reached Yesterday a
dispatch from E. Vail, of Wichita, Kan.
was received by the chief Of police stating
that the man Sherman had stolen a pin of
the description given by the police here and
q pair of diamond earrings belonging to his
Wallis wife When the dispatch was re-
ceived Sherman had been free some hours
and the detectives had to hnstle after him
They fortunately succeeded in finding him
ard placed him in the calaboose once more.
He VIII be held until the necessary requisi-
ton papers can be secured, when an officer
will be sent from Wichita after him The
authorities learned that Sherman had been
interested in some peculiar dealings In checks,
which he claimed to have purchased from
railroad laberers while employed as book
keeper in railroad store in Arkansas City
Sherman was very sore when be was rear
tod